Batman: The Dark Knight #1

guardiandevil801's Batman: The Dark Knight #1 - Knight Terrors review

Fear is a Cannibal!!!

Batman faces trouble both as Batman and Bruce Wayne in this comic. In the beginning of the story Batman talks about fear, while heading to a charity. He meets detective Forbes and Jaina Hudson and faces trouble at Arkham Asylum. He helps the cops get the Asylum under control, but soon meets a white rabbit and a new and bigger Two-Face at the end. The art is awesome and I love it. David Finch does a good job and I can't wait to read more. Overall, I'm giving it a 4/5 because the story is getting interesting, the art is awesome, and I can't wait to see how Batman goes up against a bigger Two-Face in the next issue. Also Bruce Wayne faces trouble with Detective Forbes over Batman Inc too.

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